winning streak
This noun is made of the parts yay and mIr.
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yay mIr (lit. "chain of victory") is the common way to say it. An alternative is QapwI' mIr ("chain of winner"). losing streak:
quvHa'ghach mIr (literally "chain of dishonor") is the common way to say it. An alternative is lujwI' mIr ("loser chain"). (qep'a' 2018)
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Definition of {yay mIr}
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https://klingon.wiki/Word/YayMIr
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https://klingon.wiki/Word/YayMIr
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